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Maslowich
2 years ago
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During the day, susan notices that the wind is blowing onshore at the beach. What is this called? land breeze land breeze sea br

eeze sea breeze monsoon monsoon global wind
Physics
1 answer:
In-s [12.5K]2 years ago
8 0

The correct option is (b) Sea breeze

During the day, susan notices that the wind is blowing onshore at the beach called sea breeze.

What is sea breeze?

  • Any wind that flows from a big body of water onto or onto a landmass is called a sea breeze or an onshore breeze.
  • Sea breezes form as a result of changes in air pressure brought on by the different heat capacities of water and dry land. Sea breezes are therefore more confined than prevailing winds.
  • A sea wind is frequently seen along coasts after sunrise because land warms up far more quickly than water does when exposed to solar radiation.
  • The sea wind front is significant because it can serve as a catalyst for afternoon thunderstorms and provide welcome cooling along the coast.

Learn more about the sea breeze with the help of the given link:

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